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RE: Nursing kitty

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Posted by: PHCurious at Tue Jul 29 10:26:07 2003  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHCurious ]  
   

>>thank you for your story and advice. Trixie has been doing it a little less, but she still does it quite a bit. She looks like she is in Heaven when she is suckling. Like you. . .I don't like pulling to "suckie" spot into my face at night. . .but she is so snuggly that I can't bear to toss her off the bed.

This is one of the toughest aspects of discipline. Sometimes those "misbehaviors" are just too cute and adorable that we can't bear to discourage them. (I think they know this too. ) Unless a cat's safety is at risk, you don't really have to discourage them.

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